Wha? Maybe you tackle her and put some curl activating mousse in her hair and twist it into ringlets.
My sister is about as butch as middle-aged blue collar heterosexual women get. She doesn't wear makeup (doesn't even really own makeup), usually is in flannels and jeans, and lets my mother cut her hair. Even when she was younger and cared a little more about her looks, she always treated her hair like it was wash and go.
I love her, but man, I want to force her into a makeover.
My hair was a pain to brush out the knots, my daughter's is not. The difference? Detangler.
Dude. Ew.
Okay, the sleeves are bizarre, but I liked the cut.
I love her, but man, I want to force her into a makeover.
Forced feminization!
How does detangler work? I tried it a few times, and it seemed like it didn't do much of anything.
How does detangler work?
We spray it on Matilda just about every morning. I suspect it's something like a leave-in conditioner. It just makes the hair slipperier so it's easier to comb through.
Is this any better, ita?
Black lace skirt.
Oooh, Vivienne Westwood's take on the riding jacket. (and on sale)
I'm not big into brown, but I love the cut of the skirt.
How does detangler work? I tried it a few times, and it seemed like it didn't do much of anything.
Usually with silicones. I find it's only vaguely helpful, where a light application of jojoba oil and some patience work wonders.
Lillian's got fine, thick, slightly wavy hair that goes down almost to her bottom. It tangles if you look at it cross eyed. I've got detangling down to an art form now.
Ooh, I LOVE that Vivienne Westwood jacket, damn!
Oh WOW, do I want that Vivienne Westwood jacket. Mmm.
Speaking of the dollhouse that I do not have, look! A friend of mine commissioned a Jilli doll! [link]
(I really really kinda want to have the doll maker make me one of my very own.)